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BLOCKCHAIN#1

A decentralized digital ledger that records transactions across multiple computers, ensuring security and transparency.

DAPP#2

Decentralized application that runs on a blockchain, enabling peer-to-peer interactions without intermediaries.

SMART CONTRACT#3

Self-executing contracts with the terms directly written into code, automating processes on the blockchain.

ETHEREUM#4

A decentralized platform that enables the creation and deployment of smart contracts and DApps.

SOLIDITY#5

A programming language specifically designed for writing smart contracts on the Ethereum blockchain.

WEB3.JS#6

A JavaScript library that allows interaction with the Ethereum blockchain, facilitating DApp front-end development.

DECENTRALIZATION#7

The distribution of authority and control away from a central entity, enhancing security and user autonomy.

GAS FEES#8

Transaction fees required to execute operations on the Ethereum network, paid in Ether (ETH).

ETHEREUM TESTNET#9

A testing environment for Ethereum where developers can deploy DApps without using real Ether.

FRONT-END#10

The user interface of a DApp, where users interact with the application through web browsers.

BACK-END#11

The server-side logic of a DApp, where smart contracts and data processing occur.

DEPLOYMENT#12

The process of launching a smart contract or DApp onto the blockchain for public use.

DEBUGGING#13

The process of identifying and fixing errors in code, essential for ensuring smart contract functionality.

USER EXPERIENCE (UX)#14

The overall experience a user has when interacting with a DApp, focusing on usability and satisfaction.

VULNERABILITY#15

A weakness in a smart contract that can be exploited, leading to security risks.

TESTING PLAN#16

A structured approach to evaluate the functionality and reliability of a DApp before deployment.

ITERATIVE DEVELOPMENT#17

A process of continuously improving a DApp based on user feedback and testing results.

DOCUMENTATION#18

Written material that explains how a DApp works, including user guides and technical specifications.

VERSION CONTROL#19

A system that records changes to code over time, allowing developers to track and manage updates.

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT#20

Involvement with the Ethereum community to share knowledge, receive feedback, and network with other developers.

POTENTIAL EMPLOYERS#21

Organizations or individuals interested in hiring blockchain developers with DApp expertise.

PORTFOLIO PROJECT#22

A practical project that showcases a developer's skills and experience, often used in job applications.

APPLICATION PROGRAMMING INTERFACE (API)#23

A set of protocols for building and interacting with software applications, crucial for DApp integration.

REAL-WORLD APPLICATIONS#24

Practical uses of DApps that solve everyday problems, demonstrating blockchain's potential.

BLOCKCHAIN USE CASES#25

Various applications of blockchain technology across industries, highlighting its versatility.